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With tech industry experts on the ground across 200 cities worldwide, our Global Tech Team creates direct pathways to international partnerships and clients, driving global expansion for U.S. technology companies. Accelerate your international expansion through the U.S. Commercial Service, part of the Department of Commerce, the U.S. government’s largest global business development arm.
We work with U.S. cybersecurity, AI, cloud and enterprise SaaS, quantum, semiconductor and 5G+ communication companies among others.
Featured Events
Connect with top cybersecurity decision-makers through U.S.-UAE Business Council's Commerce-certified mission to GISEC Global, featuring exclusive briefings and high-level networking with federal and emirate authorities.
Become a part of this official U.S. delegation featuring pre-qualified business meetings, exclusive C-suite networking, and government briefings across four countries actively investing in digital transformation.
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Tech Market Intelligence
Qatar’s ongoing efforts to become a regional technology powerhouse
The Cyber Security Act 2024 (CSA) mandates licensing for cyber security service providers (CSSPs) through the National Cyber Security Agency (NACSA).
Korea’s new AI Basic Act creates both compliance duties and market opportunities for U.S. firms, with key rules for high-impact and generative AI by 2026.
Additional Commerce Resources
Dual-use technologies, which have applications in both commercial and military sectors, may be subject to export regulations administered by the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) that restrict exports to certain types of end-users and for certain uses. Exporters must ensure their items aren’t diverted to prohibited end-users or for prohibited end-uses.
Digital Attaches at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), located in U.S. Embassies and Consulates around the world, provide assistance in all areas of IP to U.S. rights holders. This includes entering new foreign markets, resolving issues related to obtaining IP rights in foreign jurisdictions, and helping address IP enforcement challenges abroad.
The Office of Digital Services Industries and the Office of Information and Communications Technology, both part of Industry and Analysis (I&A), evaluate the global digital environment and promote policies to enhance U.S. competitiveness, with the former focusing on digital services and the latter supporting U.S. suppliers of hardware ranging from semiconductors to data center equipment.